staline.nvim
dotfiles
| staline.nvim | dotfiles | |
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| 4 | 12 | |
| 336 | 116 | |
| - | - | |
| 5.8 | 9.3 | |
| 2 months ago | 12 days ago | |
| Lua | Lua | |
| MIT License | - |
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staline.nvim
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How do I store the output of expand()
The plugin I am trying to modify is staline.nvim. https://github.com/tamton-aquib/staline.nvim
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which statusline plugin are you using?
staline, it is pretty
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Is it possible to change the intro text?
I am currently using staline.nvim.
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Help with Unicode Characters
I've tried the plugin Nvim-Tree - https://github.com/kyazdani42/nvim-tree.lua and Staline - https://github.com/tamton-aquib/staline.nvim on a Neovim nightly release using both Windows 10 and Ubuntu Budgie. Both of these plugins use Unicode characters to display icons, however using both OS's I can't seem to display them (see the first attached screenshot). I am using Nvim-qt on Windows and Tilix on Ubuntu to run Neovim; both of which support UTF-8 character encoding. Could anyone please advise me as to how to fix this issue.
dotfiles
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null-ls will be archived
I've just moved my LSP-Zero config (which also uses Mason) to EFM from null-ls. You can see the changes I've made in this commit. Still some more tools to add but you'll get the basic gist of it.
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[Help]About global function
I was just looking at someone else's config, but He didn't require() it! In example1 statusline.lua, the functions defined in functions.lua are called. example2 is a function defined in utils.lua.
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Can anyone share his dotfile ? Iām bored from mine
Here's mine. Enjoy!
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Is there a way to change neovim way of displaying folds to be like VS Code do it?
I got it looking almost identical to VS Code thanks to nvim-ufo. You can see it in my dotfiles image
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anyone use neovim for java development?
Sure, please see here.
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Raycast introduces Raycast AI using ChatGPT
I can't say i'm the most advanced Raycast user. I do use it mostly for resizing apps, hiding my email address (with hidemail.app), searching clipboard history and toggling dark mode. My dotfiles list my HyperKey mappings.
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How to sync macos appearance (light and dark mode) with nvim, tmux, and alacritty?
I have a crude python file that I use to change Neovim, Kitty, Tmux, Star ship. It's loaded at boot via a Launch Agent on macOS and whenever I change to dark/light mode (often from Raycast), the file runs
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Introducing nvim-ide - An IDE layer for Neovim
I have a function which remotely syncs with a Git repo, showing how far or ahead you are if anylne is interested. GitRemoteSync()
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which statusline plugin are you using?
Absolutely. Config here
- Find and replace words in a file
What are some alternatives?
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efmls-configs-nvim - An unofficial collection of linters and formatters configured for efm-langserver for neovim.
nvim-tree.lua - A file explorer tree for neovim written in lua
omega-nvim - redo omega config from scratch
neoline.vim - Status Line for Neovim focused on beauty and performance ā ššš¤š
vim-efm-langserver-settings - vim lsp client - efm-langserver link and configure settings
buftabline.nvim - A low-config, minimalistic buffer tabline Neovim plugin written in Lua.
dotfiles - š loichyan's dotfiles.
lsp-status.nvim - Utility functions for getting diagnostic status and progress messages from LSP servers, for use in the Neovim statusline
nvim-ide - A full featured IDE layer for Neovim. Heavily inspired by VSCode.
lualine.nvim - A blazing fast and easy to configure neovim statusline plugin written in pure lua. [Moved to: https://github.com/nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim]
typescript-tools.nvim - ā” TypeScript integration NeoVim deserves ā”